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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-18
From the Martinsburg New Era.
Our Platform.

In another column will be found the
declaration of the principles OF the
democratic party of West Virginia.
We bcspeak for them careful examin-
ton by all those who are in anywise OF
posed to the nefarious system Of admin
istration Of the law in this State
These principles have the right ring
There is no attempt to carry water on
both shoulders No effort made to dis
guSe the real sentiments of the party
on any of the great questions now be
fore the public The democracy have
wisely returned to the old landmarks,
have re-asserted the principles upon
which the government was founded and
successfully and prosperously admins
tered for more than seventy years. The
present system Of taxation, under which
the labor of the country bears the bur
deus and the wealth reaps the rewards
is denounced, a thorough reformation
of the present system Of collecting the
revenue recommended and a demand
made for the abolition OF the present
inquisitorial process of assessment
The status of the democratic party
on the negro and the Fifteenth Amend
mcnt is definitely settle The doctrine
of equality and fraternity is de
nounced with Just scorm and derlslon.
The Fifteenth Amendment is repudi-
ated as the offspring of fraud and cor
ruption, and the attempt made 10 drag
an alien and inferior race mp 10 the
level OF the white race is fifty charac-
terized as virtual acknowledgment OF
the incapacity of the white race for sell
government.
In opposition to this monstrou- doc.
trine the intelligent men Of all parties
are invited to cooperate with the dem
ocracy in asserting the principle that
the white is, and OF right ought To he.
the ruling race of this republic.
We have neither time, nor space for
further comment, suffice il to say. that
the platform is bold and explicit on all
of the questions which affect the ma
terial prosperity of the State.
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BOSTON, MASS,
List Of the Killed and Wounded by
the Accident on the Vermont and
Massachusetts Railroad.

BosTox. June l1.-Those killed out
RIGHT bv the accident on the Vermont
and Massachusetts, railroad were: Al
mon Brewer, George A. johnson, OF
Fitchburg, and John OConneIl. The
following list comprises most of those
dangerously wounded: John Murphy,
OF Lowell, recovery impossible Mrs
Hattie King and a small infant, both
badly bruised VIM. Elliott, Of Fitch
burg, baggage-master, probably fatally;
q. Britten, of Fitchburs, road-master,
back bruised and hip broken: A. :.
Whitworth, of Fitchburg, mail agent,
back bruised and serious internal in
injuries, which will prove fatal;
W 4 Foster. of Fitchburg, engineer
knee seriously bruised and hip cut; IL.
NJ. Jones fireman, will probably not
recover 4. :. Blackwell, cut on the
right eve and head jammed; George
Howard, fatal fracture of the skull !;
Benz. Bullock, of Royalstone, bruised IN
the head and face; James Bruce; badly
bruised; Mrs. Joseph Turner, Of Royal
stone, probably fatally injured; z, &.
Doolittle, leg broken; Byron {. Bart
lett, bruised in the face badly; 4. Cald-
well and Jerome Jones, slightly injured
Mrs Charles Dean Sunderland Ely,
bruised in the face badly; child OF
jerome Jones was slightly injured ;
Mrs. Young, of Boston, head and chest
badly bruised; Mrs. Ellis Bullock,
slightly injured Mr. Fields. Of Tam
ton. leg broken.
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TnE C6,r,try GmHcmn,, our most sen
siblc Albany contemporary. says that
one ot the cheapest fertilizers uScl in
American farming is plaster, that be
where plaster is applied to clover and
other grasses to manifest advantage.
there can be little doubt that from so
TO 800 worth OF hay is realized Tor every
ton sown at the rate of 100 pounds per
acre
1t has an admirable article on high
WAYS. in which il gives a tabular state
ment that shows difference in the force
oftraction required to move lOOOpound-
on four-wheeIed wagon to be as follows :
Road hard and dry, 30! pounds: same
road dirty. SO pound; compact loan, 53
pounds any ordinary hy-road. lO6
pounds; newly-gravcl!ed turnpike. l43
pounds loose sandy road. 2O4 pounds
which suggests that if nothing but hui
manitv TO animals were taken into the
account, our road-makers should Ger
tainly improve upon the practic" Of
bvgone days
1t also most peHincntl! recommend,
the earthcIosct system, and says that
coal-ashc- are a very good substitute for
dry earth
In the matter of waste OF manure, II
deprecates the widespread loss resulting
from eXpOure to the sun and rain, and
suggests harn-celler~, sheltered varAs
ect, to help in stopping leak that j.
a. costly a it l. common.
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From the Panhandle News.
Hon. John ". Phelps.

This gentleman, nominated by The
Democratic State Convention for Sccre-
tary of State, represented, last winter,
in the State legislature, il We. re-
member Alright the liberal portion of
the Republican party, commonly de-
nominated "let-uppers. Whilstwe are
not in favor of placing new converts at
so early a period of their conversion
into high positions, we confess, after
listening to Mr. Phelps speech, at the
wigwam, We are disposed TO give him
the benefit of our full support. He eN-
pressed himself opposed to any further
prescription for opinions sake, and for
entertaining these sentiments he had
been abused and malterated ana called
''Ku Klux' by his former Radical
friends and associates. He opposed the
ratification of the Fifteenth Amend
ment, because he thought that each
State should regulate its own franchise,
but in reply TO his entreaties for delay,
the Radical members of the LegisIa-
ture had declared that if they did not
ratify it in haste they could not do so at
all. H sspeech was warmly applauded
by the vast assemblage Let us, a.
democrats, welcome all such to our
ranks. They will be tower Of strength
to the cause we espOuse Three cheers,
then, for the Hon. John NJ Phelps, of
Mason county.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, June 1.-THE press of this
city continue to praise the appointment
If Provost Paradol
The iron-clad SwiitSure was success
mlly launched at .Tarrow Durham, YES
reriay
The Irish Times says Dickens left a
fortune of GS0,00O. Six monthly parts
of the Mystery of Edwin brood are
finished, and the rest OF the story Is so
outlined "a to leave its completion easy.
1t is understood, the Times continues.
that Wnkie Collins undertakes the task.
Lospox, June l1.-There were unu-
snallv heavy transactions in Havana
sugar afioat. Heavy thunder showers
prevailed here nearly all night. 1t Is
feared they came too late for wheat on
light lands.
BERLIN, June l7.-Ilerr Hubner
-rnt by the PrusSian government to IN
,pect gold mines in the southern part
6f Africa, reports them worthless.
LoSDoS, June 1.-THE yacht race
Tor the Prince of Wales cup is post
poned till August. -,
FLORENCE, June IA heavy silk
crop is anticipated in Italy this season.
PARIS, June 1.-THE French Cable
COMPANY have relinquished the monop-
DIV they enjoyed of landing cable on
the coast OF America, in exchange Tor
the right of amalgamating with other
companies.
LONDON, June l1.-Another yacht
race occurred yesterday for two prizes
offered bv Vice Commodore i. Broad
wood OF the ROYAL London Yacht
club Course, from Dover to CoweS,
was contested for by the yachts OF the
above named clubs. The race proved
merely dripping match. The yacht
Eeania arrived at Cowes first at ten
minutes past two, and consequently
took the first prize The yacht Guini-
we're took the second prize, arriving at
quarter OF four, beating the Julia for
the second prize, which, though she ar
rived at thirty-two minutes past two,
was placed third by the judges;
Loypox june 1.-THE Dublin Free
man approves of treating the Fenian
raiders on Canada with all lega! sever,
NV. Ifan American jury can be found
10 convict them, they should be sen,
fenced TO the utmost penalty OF the law;
A three months imprisonment would
practically he nothing. :.
A Pesth journal says the rope in
tends making compromise on the
question of infallibility, which he hoPe1
will receive the unanimous support o.
the Council. -,
PARIS, June 1.-THE Journal oi
fetal contradicts the illness of the En-
peror and Prince Napoleon, and state'
that both are in good health.
Provost Paradol, the new Minister tc
Washington, with his family and th'
Secretaries of Legation, will sail from
Brest on July %. for New York.
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#heelins Resistsr,
TEIEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
tll3.
Red Cloud and party left New York
yesterday morning for Chicago and
home.
Governor Walker of Virginia, signed
the bill incorporating the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio railroad.
In the Vermont Democratic. Stale
Convention, yesterday, the State ticket
Of last wear was nominated.
Late correspondence from Havana
leaves scarcely any doubt of the failure
Of the late Geo. P. 'pton expedition to
Cuba.
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte died at
Baltimore yesterday morning, aged %.
His motherin-law, Mrs Williams also
lied Yesterday.
Governor Hoffman, OF New York,
vetoed the bill discriminating against
foreign insurance companies in the mat
ter Of taxation.
The Senate i'll executive session, YES
lerday, referred the nomination Of Mr.
Ackerman, for Attorney General. to the
Judiciary committee.
The opinion prevails in the Red
River country that Rel will not make
any determined opposition to the
British and Canadian forces.
Joseph Butts, who robbed the Citi-
1cns' Saving Association of Cleveland,
went West, yesterday, in charge of
Sheriff Frasier of Cleveland
The Red Stockings and Eckfords
PLAYED at New York yesterday. There
were about three thousand persons pres
ent. Red Stockings 24, Eckfords l.
The regular quarterly Conference of
the congregational Churches of New
York and New Jersey was held at
Orange, y. Y, Thursday afternoon
and evening.
New York city is vigorously contest
ing the right OF the New York and
Harlem railroad TO take certain portions
Fourth avenue and other public streets
up town for the use OF new depot.
An Italian beggar woman was ar
rested on the street in New York
Thursday for sticking pins in the arms
of her infant so that 10y its cries the
-ympathies of passers by would he eX
rited.
The race on the Seekonk, II. l., yes
terday, between the first crew of the
Harvard Scientific School aud the Brown
University Freshmen crew resulted in
= victory ior the IIarv@rds 10y half
dozen lengths.
The Peter Curran whisky case, which
has been before the United States Dis
rrict Court at st. Louis nearly year,
was decided Thursday in favor Of the
Government. The value Of the prop
erty condemned ia about fifteen thou
and dollars
Margaret Daily was tried in Brook
lyn, y. Y, Thursday, for the murder
Gf her uncle, Rev. ?. b. Dalyon, eX-
priest of the Catholic Church. She
was found guilty of manslaughter in
the third degree, and sentenced for four
wears imprisonment in the penitentiary.
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FORTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, June L.
SENATE.

Mr.. Pomeroy, from the committee on
Public Lands, reported, without amend
ment, the bill to amend the Homestead
act, extending it to soldiers.
Mr. Cameron called up House joint
resolution amendatory of a joint resolu'
ton for the relief of certain officers Of
the army, passed in July, 1866. The
resolution was amended so as to provide
/ for compensation from the date of com.
mission TO officers who were commits.
stoned while in rebel prisons: the
present law dating pay from the date OF
muster in. Passed.
Mr.. Stewart moved to take up the
bill 10 prohibit contracts for servile Ia
bor remarking that he did not want
servile labor to compete with free labor
in this country, if it could be prevented.
The bill was taken up and various
amendments being suggested was laid
over for day or two.
Mr.. Sumner moved to take up the
bill for a pension to Mrs. Lincoln.
Mr. Edmunds objected, but Mr.. Sum
ner's motion was carried by 81 to "a.
Mr. Edmunds spoke in opposition to
the bill till the expiration of the morn
ing hour when the franking bill came
up, but was passed over for considera-
ton of the calendar. A number of
bills were read but without action.
The Senate took up the Postoffice
appropriation bill in committee of the
Whole.
The amendment of the committee on
Appropriation restricting free letter
delivery to cities of over forty thousand
inhabitants was concurred in.
Mr. Ramsey moved as an amend
ment the House hill abOlishing the
franking privilege
Mr.. Stewart renewed the amendment
of Mr.. brakes continuing the present
provisions of the law for the transmits
sion OF newspapers. Adopted. Yeas
42f nays IL.
The question being Oh Mr. Ramsey
amendment, Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont,
moved further to modify by continuing
the franking privilege to the Executive
and Agricultural Department, petitions
etc
Messrs. Howard and Morton opposed
the amendment as half way measure,
and preferred TO try the experiment OF
total repeal of the franking system.
The amendment was rejected-l6 to 81.
Mr.. Spencer moved as an amend
ment that the abolition of the franking
privilege do not take effect until Janu-
ary lst, ISL Lost-yeas, 81: nays,
26.
Mr. Ramsey gave notice of al amend
ment, which, on his motion, was re.
ferred to the committee on Appropria-
tions, providing for system of
stamped envelopes for the use of Con
grcss and It's departments, and making
appropriations to defray expenses.
Mr.. Sumner moved as an amend
ment to his proposition to reduce the
expense ot carving mails, providing
for one-penny postage system, etc.
At I o'clock the Senate went into ex-
ecutive SESSION. and at halfpast ! took
n recess
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WHEELING, W. VA. SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 49, 1870.
GRAVEL AND CEMENT ROOFING.

GRAVEL AND CEMENT ROOFING
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing bushes, and that he is
prepared at any time to put on Roofs,
either large or small, on the shortest
possible notice, guaranteeing his work
for term of years. He has now been
engaged in the business for seven years
past, and his work has outlived a halt
dozen other Patent Roofs. The demand
for his work is increasing from year TO
year. He put on, during the past year,
1900 squares of his Roofing in this city,
which has given satisfaction in every
respect. Address me through the Post,
office, or call at my brick yard, head OF
Lindsley street. All orders will he At
tended 10 promptly.
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From the Mineral Co. Gazetie Rad
Democratic Convention.

The Democracy, at their Convention
held al Charleston, ON the Sth inst,
nominated Mr.. John J. Jacob, OF ElamP-
shire county, as their candidate tor
Governor. This is in our opinion the
hest nomination the Democratic party
has ever made in this State. Mr.. Jacob
is LAWYER of known ability, suave and
urban manners-makeing friends with
all with whom he comes IN contact
We have known him for years; have
ALWAYS found him the same. and spent
many pleasant days with him both
socially and at the bar. In fact, he l.
a very pleasant gentleman. We cannot
say so much for him politically
We know nothing OF the other gen
tlemsn ON the ticket, except Mr.. Sprigg'
the candidate for Attorney General, who
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Money TO Loan.

uNIIE WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT
of the Life Association of America Is
now prepared Ia make Loans for periods
of not less than one nor more than nNe
wears. secured by deeds of trust on unin-
numbered real estate, situated within said
department. Applications may be made
TO any member of the Executive Commit
Zee. or To the Secretary at the office Of the
Company, No. lO6 Market street, Wheeling,
W. Na.
Executive COmmlttec-Alonzo LOring,
Geo, w. FranZheim, Morgan l.. Ott, Vim.
II. Woodward, A. NJ. Adams.
y. G. ARTHUR, Secretary.
r. q. BARR, Attorney. Juhl4
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The MnOl Market.

Considerable excitement was created
in the wool market by the arrival in
ouEtown of number OF Eastern deal
ers. They made some heavy purchases,
at figures previously named by us, 40
cents The great bulk Of Brooke
county wool, we believe, has been sold
or bargained for, at the figures named
above. 4 few of our farmers are still
holding back. with a view OF getting
higher figures. WcNsb'~g, Brooke
COtbjfu
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Trustees Sale.

- By VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
6SAE Trust dated the I'd day OF April, a. ID.
kSaA 1852, recorded in the Recorders office
- of Wetzel county, West Virginia, in
Deed of Trust Book No. 2, page p and made
by Edward Sprung, Albert Ruedinger,. Au-
gust Schmuck and Rudolph Englehart,
Trustees of the Concord Association, TO the
undersigned Trustee, will, on SATU RDAG,
the ith day ofJUNE, \. ID. 1870, AT the front
door of the Court House OF Wetzel county,
inSthe town OF New Martinsville, offer for
s4e TO the highest bidder the following par
ceiOr tract of land lying at the junction OF
FiShing Creek and the Ohio River In the
township of Magnolia, county OF WetZel
and State of West Virginia, bounded as fol-
lows, to-wit:-Beginnins at the mouth OF
Fishing Creek, thence down the Ohio River
with the meanders thereof and binding
thereon <. II W. lSS poles, =. % w. III
poles to James c. Narnall's line, thence part
ty with said line =. 81 r. rs poles To hick-
ory, thence s. 30 W. % poles TO a Lynn and
Ash, thence \. 81 T.. 4S poles To stone pile,
thence y. So +. Isl poles TO stone In slip,
thence $. So f.. 80 poles TO pointers where
the locust corner formerly stood, thence y.
80 W. los poles to sycamore on the creek
bank, thence down the creek with the me
anders thereof y. IS w. 81 poles, y. IL w.
q poles, y. 42' l.. 50 poles, n. 81, +. 81 poles,
y. - f. "a poles, y. y. L. ~ poles, y. D. w.
Il poles, y. 4 W. 3poleS, \. 50 w. y poles,
y. 70 W. 10 poles, \. 20 w. 100 poles 10 the
place NOtOl olA
dred and forty acres, more or leSS-being the
same tract ofIand formerly owned by Rob
ert W. Cox. The aforesaid Deed Of Trust
was made to secure Ia Robert W. Cox the
payment of six promiSSOry notes.-the first
for S2OUO. payable September LIST, 1869; the
remaining five notes for 5000 each, payable
September LIST, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1873 and 1874,
respectively, bearing interest from April lst,
1850, payable annually, Of which said sums
Of money the said $3.50 only has been paid,
without the interest. The said sale Will be-
mitde 10 enforce the payment of $3.50 OF In
terest due April lst, 1870, which with interest
thereon TO the day of sale will amount to
Sl5R.5D. sale to be for cash as to so much
as win pay off the said slj66.jO and the costs
of this sale. The first 5000 after this 10 he
evidenced by note with good personal secu-
ritv. The remainder of the purchase money
to he secured by lien on the land:
GEO. +. BOYD, Trustee.
NEW MARTISsvILLE, April -, 1870.
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is a very clever gentleman, lawyer OF
fair ability, and who, i elected, would
do no discredit to the position.
From the Parkersburg Gazette.
Our Ticket.


We publish at the head of our col
umns today, the ticket nominated at
Charleston. We think it unexception-
able. 1t embraces all the elements of
the conservative party-old line Dem
acrats, old line Wings and Liberal Re
publicans. One-half of it is highly
praised by the Wheeling htelHge"csr,
and we see no grounds why II should
object to the others. In our account OF
the speeches made at the Ratification
meeting in Parkersburg, on last Satur-
day night, and on the Charmer, our
readers will learn who the candidates for
Governor and Judge of the Supreme
Court are. We will give an account Of
the whole ticket next week. The high
est recommendation it can have is that
it has caused terrible fluttering in Re
publican circles,
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C,TATE OF. WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
- County. June Rules, lSTO. In tn" Mum
cipal Court Of Wheeling.
John R. Hutchinson, ! ,.,,.,o,..
W. In hRncrrN.
Mary F.. Hutchinson,)
The object Of this suit Is To obtain "a de-
cree for Divorce from the bonds Of matTi-
mOny.
And IL appearing from an affidavit filed
i'm this caIis+, that the defendant, Mary r.
Hutchinson, is not n resident Of the State Of
West Virginia on motion OF the complain
ants Counsel, IL IL ordered that she do APP
pear here within one month after the date
Of the first publication and posting Of this
order, and do whatever II necessary Ia pro
tect her interest In this suit
The following is copy of the summons
issued in this cause:
THE STATE Or WEsT VIRGINIA.
To the SeT0en,1 cf ho CTgot WIheein0, Gceet-
We command you that you summon
Mary f. Hutchinson, II she be found in your
Bailiwick, TO appear at the Clerks ofiice Of
the Municipal Court Of Wheeling. at Rules
TO be held for the said Court on the second
Monday in June, 1870, To answer a bill In
Chancery filed against her, In the said
Court, by John r Hutchinson. and have
then there this writ.
Witness, John Z McKennan, Clerk pr,
tenn Of our said Court in the City Of Wheel
ing, the 18th day OF May, 1870, and In the
7fh wear Ofthe State Of West Virginia.
JOHN +. McKESSAN.
Clerk pro tseS.
Al. CHAPLIEE, Clerk.
(,En q. DAyFN INDRT. Sol. for COmplf.
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FALSE CoLoRS on THE FORE-ToP -
Whoever saw the natural tinge renewed
in gray hair by hair dye? No one
Who can distinguish the browns and
blacks brought out by PHALON'S
VITALIA OR SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR, from Nature Noone
And mark, it leave no stain on the skin,
and is clear and transparent, and has
no sediment.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers
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THERE are thousands OF persons who
let a diarrhoea run on them, when
bottle of Rosenheims Stomach Bitters
the Great Western Remedy would
cure them. They are pleasant 10 take
and act at once, and permit YOU to 90
about your business at once, and doyou
no harm See Advertisement
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MILLS, FREW 4 CO.
Book Binders e. Blank Book
Manufacturer

A RI PREPARED At ALL TIMES
a with the best materials 10 oil orders
fOr Blank Books, such as are used by Banks,
Countiez, interpretations, Railroads and
Nerchants upon shDFt notics and In the
most desirable and wOTkmaBliks manner;
Having all the latest and mD@i Hnproven
machinery, we feel confident that we VIII
render entire satisfaction TO all who iH'of
us with their order.
Music, Magazine and PeTiO-iieals of ey,.rI
description bound In a neal ana nnfa"ie
MILLS, FREW CO.,
Corner n Quinry and Main streets,
mos, WbseiinZ. ". Va.
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The above named Defendant will takP
notice that the depISitiOnS Of Alexander
McCourtney and other witns=S.- will he
taken al the law Office Of Geo. -. Davenport
ON Fourth street, In the CIty Of Wheeling
Ohio county, in the state Of West virgins.
on the l2th day Of July, 4. u. ls70, between
the hours Of O'Clock A. VI. and O'Clock
p. NJ, TO be read in evidence in the above
named cause, on behalf OF said John r.
Hutchinson.
JOHN r HUTCHINSON.
By Go. q. DAvESPORT, his Solicitor.
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New MARTrNsvILLE, April %, 1870.

The sale of the above property Is postpon-
cd until SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1870.
GEO. T.. BOYD, Trustee.