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The Republican Congressional Con
vention of the Second district Wiscon
sin, which commenced its session a
Watertown, Wednesday, on the fifty
third ballot nominated Hon. George w
Hazleton, OF Columbia county, for Con
gress. y;
There was an immense meeting al
the Saengerfest Hall, Cincinnati, Wed
nesday night. to celebrate the Gsrmar
victories About ten thousand persons
were present. Speeches were made by
prominent Germans. A number o.
German songs were sung by chorus o.
two hundred voices.
Reports from Laramie say struggling
parties OF Indians are hanging about
the post, TO whom the commander
issues rations. The Sioux generally
are in destitute condition and game
is scarce. A report from South Pass
says Major Goodan had an encounter
with hostile Indians on Beaver creek,
about ten miles from that place. No
particulars. -.
The following is the New York Re
publican State ticket as nominated
Governor, Stewart l.. Woodtord, OF
Kings county; Lieutenant Governor,
Sigismund Kaufman, OF Kings; Comp
troller, Abiah w. Palmer, of Dutchess
Canal Commissioners, Absolom Nelson,
of Erie, long term, and Alex Barkley,
of Washington, short term; State Prison
Inspector, John Parkhurst, Of Clinton.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
New York and New Haven Railroad
Company was held at New Haven on
Wednesday. The contracts entered
into by the Directors for the conSolida-
ton OF the New York and New Haven
and Hartford and New Haven rail
roads and for the leasing Of the Shore
Line railroad were ratified. The Shore
Line stockholders have also ratified
the lease of that road
A Cheyenne, Wyoming. dispatch,
dated Wednesday, says; The election
yesterday passed off throughout the
Territory. Jones, Republican, was
elected as delegate to Congress by
small majority. Mrs. Church Howe
the wife of United States Marshal
Howe, was the first lady ever voted tor
as a delegate to Congress. The ladies
voted generally throughout the Terri
tory. They cast one hundred and
seventy-one votes at Cheyenne precinct.
On Friday last, at ST. Croix county,
near Hudson, Wis, Mrs. LcnchHc
drowned her two childred; set fire to
the house and then took poision. The
quantity OF poison that she took, acted
"a an emetic and thus saved her life
She claims that her children were
drowned and that the house was set on
fire by man who came to the house
and then ran off; and that she took
poison under the agony caused 10y the
loss of her children, but her story i
not believed. Mrs. L. and her husband
always lived together happily, and she
appeared perfectly sane. The reason
for the deed, therefore, remains a mys-
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A Clear Case.

Those who take our view of the Sri-
frage question are freqently tauntcd
with making useless war on the negro
The real point OF the accusation is that
we do not choose to become the advo-
Gates of the political negro at the cost
Of mongrelizing the Democratic party
and its principles The political negro
needs no advocacy at our hands. 1t is
the white man that stands in pressing
reed OF defenders. The political negro
has champions enough in Grants bay
onets, and Congressional reconstruction
acts and fraudulent constitutional
amendments. lie is, politically, on top
and the white man is down Before
we are ready to champion negro
rights we should at least wait to
see our own color on an equal
ity with him, and q white man
considered in this Government as good
as a negro. 1t is the mission oi the
Democratic party, not only to establish
the equilibrium, but to assert the right
ful supremacy of the white race. We
are Of those who believe that charity
begins at home" and as Radicalism has
put the white man down and the negro
up we 90 in for letting the white man
up and leave the negro TO be taken care
of by his chosen Radical friends. Ii TO
defend the rights Of white men to at
least political equality in this country
is Ito make war on the negro, then
we are guilty, but no further We should
think that this is proposition Of fair
ness and justice that would commend
itself to every man with white skin,
whether he be American, English,
French German or Italian, and the
proposition is immeasurably strength
ened when we reflect that the Radical
party, which lives and moves and has
its being in the support it derives from
the negro, is destroying free and consti-
tutiOnal government in this country.
and impoverishing it with NAL admins
tration and plnndering taxation. And
this is a question that comes home to
every citizen who loves liberty and has
ANYTHING else to lose, and it Is question
that has to be weighed in the scale of
selfinterest and self.preservation.-.ho-
bile Register
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leries which, with the garden, attached
ia declared National nrnnertv

L
is declared National property.
LONDON, September 7S.-The Pal
Mall Gdzettes PariA correspondent say,
that Lyons and NIGERIA, English ant
Italian Ministers, are about to go tC
King William's headquarters to nego
tlate suspension of hostiities,
The republic is averse TO war, bu
faithful alwaysto the d gnity Of France
The French officers who surrendered
all attribute the necessity of McMa
hons capitulation to treason in his owr
army.
London communication with Paris i:
liable TO interruption at any moment
The shopkeepeis Of Paris, in the alb
sence Of customers, are hungryfor tbs
arrival OF the Prussians.
1t is reported that the Duke Of Ham
ilton is preparing the Isle of Aaron fol-
a residence.
The Continental money market is ex,
tremely unsettled,
HAvRE, September s.-Martial law
has been declared here . ~ -
fAklS, september ), eveninS.-Great
crowds of the Garde Mobile and citi.
zens carrying the French and Ameri.
can flags made a demonstration before
the American Legation to-day in graft,
tude for the recognition OF tne French
Republic by the United States.
The letter Of Washburne to Favre
gives great satisfaction. The people
seem persu AIDED that the American
government will interfere in favor OF
peace.
A special to the Times from Berlin
states that the death of Mcmahon is
regarded as a national calamity. Can.
robert has been wounded. The released
of McMahon's corps are pouring into
Paris. tERtN
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ON TO PARIS.
The New German boundary.
Bazaine Still Negotiating for
Surrender Of Metz.
Successful SOrtie at Strasbur,
Prilssian Advance Forty Miles
from Paris.

BERLIN, September S.-The part oi
Lorraine now in the hands Of Prussia,
aud all of Alsace, probably represents
the territory to be demanded from
France as an indemnity by Prussia.
The western frontier will begin at Esch
on the border of Luxembourg fanking
the river Moselle at about ten miles
from its western bank, crossing that
stream at Curnay, half way between
Metz aud Ponta-Moussoh; then follow,
ing Cournay, Moselle and Weurtha
ten miles from the eastern bank of the
latter to Mont Dopon. The southwest,
ern frontier will consist Of the present
boundary of the department of the
Upper and Lower Rhin Haut and Bas
Rhin. This district comprehends Ais,
ace and Saarburg, Saergemund, Metz,
Thionville, Chateau, Salins, Pfalsburg,
Bitsche, Luxembourg, &c.
Bazaine is still negotiating for the
surrender of Metz.
The French prisoners in German
hands are enthusiastic at the Emperor s
deposition.
Every attention and courtesy is
shown TO the Emperor, who is at VIII,
helmsole, near Cassel.
PARIS, September S-The French
Consul at Basle telegraphs TO the Gov
ernment that the garrison of Strasburg
made successful sortie on Tuesday
night, killing 5000 or 10000 Prussians
and capturing many guns.
The Prussians attempted to cross on
pontoons between Port Juips and Port
Austertiz and were absolutely annihi-
lated by the mitralleuses posted at Port
de Rechosa.
BERLGS, September S.-King William
entered Rheims on Monday.
LONDON. September S.-The Prussian
advance has reached. L.aFerte Sous
Jonarre, forty miles from Paris.
The Princess Mathilde has been re-
leased from surveillance and conducted
to the Belgian frontier.
No Prussians have yet been in the
Department of the, Seine. Strategists
are puzzled by the abandonment of the
siege of Mohtmedy when the town was
hall burned. The Prussians, under
General Morning, have occupied Rheims.
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Commissioners Notice.
Hans W. Phillips
". IN lnanCGrS.
Artknr NJ. Phillips.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE MADE
| and entered in this cause AT the July
term, 1870, OF the Municipal Court of Wheel
ing, W. VA, among other things II was o.
deTed that the above entitled cause Is refer
red TO Geo. ". Davenport, VINO was, by said
decree, appointed Special Commissioner
To take, state and report the following
accounts:
ElTst-The account of Special Conmis-
sioners q. l.. CranIner aud Alfred Caldwell.
SecOnd-The diStTibutiNe shares OF the
heirs 81 Hannah Phillips, deceased, in the
funds in this cause.
Third-1he value of the dover Of Eliza
belh Phillips, widow Of James W. Phillips.
FOurth-An account OF what monies,
rents, issues and profits have come into the
hands OF the defendant, A. VI. Phillips, or
which may be due from him PERSONALLY for
rents.
Flilh-Any other matters deemed peril
nent by the Commissioner or required by
either of the parties TO be reported, INST
giving notice Uy publication once week
lur luur successive weeks in some news
I paper published ia the cIty Of "A heeIIng.
/ which publication shall b. equivalent 10
I personal service uf notice on the parties.
F All persons Interested are hereby DOtIfiei
I that In pursuance OF and by authority ol
I said decree 1 have liked lat my Office on
Fourth street. in the city Of Wheeling
Friday, September 9th, IS1U, a. the time
and place when and where / will proceed
TO take proof OF the matters in SAID decres
specified and referred 60. -
GEO. q. DAVENPORT,
special Commissioner.
Wheeling September o, 1870. sepi
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ITALY.
HUNDRED Proclamation of Republic

PARIS, September S.-Dispatches re
ceived here from Italy state that the
proclamation of the French Republic
has caused the greatest agitation there
A dispatch from Marseilles says g
Republic has been proclaimed in Italy
But this is not confirmed.
LONDON, September S.-A rumol
comes from Marseilles that the Repub
lie OF Italy has been proclaimed ii
Florence and Humbert, the Crown
Prince, named as President. The Pops
still retains the services of his legion
aries, though the Italians are preparing
to enter Rome.
FLORENCE, September S.-The re
ported proclamation of q Republic in
Italy is false. All is quiet A depu
tation from Nice has asked Garbaldi
TO proclaim the Italian Republic. The
report probably originated from this
circumstance
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'esi: MICHAEL J. BREINiG. clerk.
II. GOOD, Sol. for rGOmplainants.
Legal Notice.
SrTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.



vs. In Chancery.
Jacob Gasho. } .. g's.tSs
JNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS To
i obtain IN the Circuit Court OF Ohio
n decree for divorce from the bonds
Of rnatrimony. and it appearing from an
affidavit filed in the cause that the defend
ant, Jacob GaShO, is not resident OF this
State. ON motion of the complainant by
her counsel, IL Is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after the date OF
the first publication OF this order and do
what Is necessary To protect his interests in
This suit.
Test: MICHAEL ]. BREINIG. Clerk.
TAYLOR Il BARR, solicitor for complain
ant.
To JACOB GAsITo: Take notice that the
dcpu>ltIuns of joseph +. Mayes and
others Will be taken at the law Office OF
TAYLOR x Barr, on Monroe street, IN the city
OF Wheeling, III the state OF West Virginia,
on the first day OF October, 4. ID. ls,U be-
tween the hours of y O'Clock \. VI. and u
- clock 4. NJ, Ia he read " evidence IN the
above named cause on behalf OI said Nir-
gIuiH r.. Casino. And If, from ny CT use, the
taking Of the said dispositions snail not Ue
commenced. or being commenced, shaH not
he completed on inai day, the t:rlIng Of the
same VIII be adjourned from time 10 time
until the same shall he completed.
TAYLOR Il BARR.
Sppl SDl>. tor Com pl1inaut.
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Recognition Of the French Republic

WAsmrxGrox, D. c., September s.
| Under instructions from the Govern
ment of the United StatesN Minister
Washburne Yesterday recognized the
new government in France, and ten
derei the congratulations Of the Presi-
dent at the establishment OF Il republic.
WASHINGTON, September s. The
statements published to the effect that
the President had instructed Secretary
Fish to issue a proclamation recogniz'
ING the republic of France, is without
foundation. Not only is it not the case,
but such an action would be unneces'
sary and irregular. The French MIN
lister has received dispatch from Jules
Favre, announcing the establishment OF
a republic in France, and requesting NJ.
Bertheny to present the fact to the Cnl'
ted States Government. Instructions
have been sent to our Minister in Paris
to recognize the new government when
| it shall have been definitely ascertalned
that republic exists.
! Intelligence has been received here
of the acceptance by nearly al
the towns and cities Of France OF the
new state Of affairs, and it is now quite
certain that within a week the republic
of France will he established by almost
unanimous consent OF the French
people.
1t is now ascertaiued that the present
French embassy will shortly be re
have been made.
Great regret is expressed here at the
fact, il it be such, that England should
have been allowed to recognize tn,
new government OF France before th'
United States.
A wonderful change in sentiment ha
taken place, and many Of those wh'
were opposed to Napoleon now strongl.
sympathize with France.
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COUCH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough Ralsam Is healing.
softening and expectorating. The eXraor-
binary power IL Possesses in Immediately
relieving, and eventually curing, the mCsi
obstinate cases of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh, Hoarseness,
Asthma and Consumption is almost incred-
ible. SO prompt is the relief and certain It's
ELECTS in all the above cases, or any affection
Of the throat and lungs, that thousands OF
Physicians are daily prescribing it. and one
and all say that II is the most healing and
expectorating medicine known. one dose
always affords relief, and in most cases one
bottle effects cure. Sold by druggists, in
large botf ~. Price One Dollar. II Is your
own lau tif you still cough and suffer. The
Ralsam will cure.
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Contradictory Rumors about Me.
diafion.

PARIS, September 8.-The Journal d.
Paris says: notwithstanding it was
at first announced that efforts for medi
alton had failed, it now seems the
project may succeed.
LONDON, September S.-Rumors pre-
vail here that peace proposals have
been laid before the King of Prussia
from France.
LONDON, September S.-A Berlin cor
respondent says: All thought of ad
mitting mediation or Intervention has
been abandoned, for the present al
least
LONDON. September 8, 1890 P. M
The leading bankers here regard the
political outbreak as unfavorable. The
Bank Of England has made no change
in its rate to-day, but money is rather
active.
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Erenl Madrid.

MADRID, September S-All classes
OF people here are contented with the
French revolution. The Republicans
here sent congratulations to the new
Government by telegraph.
In view of the late important events
the Constituent Cortes was called to
meet on the 25th OF September.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Warmers Pile Remedy.
Pile Remedy has never

Warmers Pile Remedy has never fail
ed mot even in one case) TO cure the very
worst cases of Blind, Itching or Bleeding
Piles. Those who are afflicted should i'm
mediately call on their druggist and get
WARNER's PILE REMEDY. IL is expressly
cure any other disease. II has cured many
cases OF over thirty years standing. Price
one Dollar. For sale by druggists every
Wherp
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DYSP PSIA.

warmers Dyspepsia Tonic Is pre-
pared expressly for Dyspeptics and those
suffering with habitual CostiveneSs. II Is
a aslIghtIy stimulating tonic and a splendfi
appetiZer IL rengthens the stomach and
rsstores the digestive organs 10 their health.
state. Weak, nervous and dyspeptic per
sons should Use WARMERS DYSPEPSIA
Tonic. For sale by druggists. Price one
DOllar
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THE GRAND SURPRIsE.-The gray
haired can hardly believe their eyes
when they see their whitened locks re-
stored to their pristine beauty by a clear
and transparent fluid. Phalons Vitalia,
or Salvation for the Hair, is the article
in question, and is from any sediment.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers. sfr.s .-frsr
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A special to the New York Hqrla
from Bennington, Vt, Says the election
returns show a large Democratic gain
in the State Woodford, Sliaftsbnry,
Arlington, Sunderland and Stamford
elect Democrats to the General Assem-
bly,. Gardiner and Horrobin are elect,
ed Senator's from that counY-the for
mer,by 100 majofityeand Horrobin 10y
500 majority. Thelatteris Democrat,
The county usually goes 400 majority.
Horrobin leads both tickets in this
town.
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AspIsPAFcH from Washington, says
that the white schools of that city, were
thrown backward last year, in conse-
quence of difficulties growing out Of the
attempt to educate white and colored
children together. This year the
schools will be kept separate, each one
having q fund of its own sufficient for
its support. This is confession of the
bad effects flowing from mixed schools,
and yet if the Radicals carry the legis-
lature Of this State they will pass law
forcing an admixture of races in the
schools Of this State. Such price is
asked by the negroes for their votes, and
the Ring is willing to pay it. But are
white fathers content 2-PhiLad Age.
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Legal Notice. rv-
CTATE OF W EST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- COl NTYtTliCUIT COlKT.

rs'i august Rules, 1870.
Henry Meyer and Catherine Meyer, his wife
Caroline Ritz, John A. Ritz, Junnes NJ. Ritz,
William Ritz, Mary Cornell, wife OF Par
don ID. Cornell and said Pardon d. Cor
nell, Caroline Bradley, wife of Ralph X.
Bradley, and sad Ruph r. Bradley, An
ME Ritz, Richard Y. Wheian, guardian of
John {. Ruhl, and Joseph y. Ruhl, and
said John c. Ruhl, and Joseph y. RuhL
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree
for partition, or II partition cannot be con-
veuientIy made, tOr the sale OF two ODs-
quarter lots with the buildings and appurte-
nanccS thcrcuntO belonging, situate on the
west side of Market street, between Quincy
and John streets, in the city OF Wheeling,
county OF Ohio, State OF West Virginia, be-
ing the same property formerly owned 10y
John Ritz, deceased, and more particularly
described in tine bill and exhibit filed In this
cause, ana 10 have tie proceeds OF such sale
distributed between the plaintiffs and other
persons entitled thereto in proportion to
their respective interests, and To determine
what viii be the Interest OF Caroline Ritz,
widow of said John Ritz deceased, 10y vir-
tue OF her dover right, and 10 have proper
person appointed by the Court TO take
charge oi said property until such partition
or sale Is made ana confirmed. And II APP
pearin9 from an affidavit filed I'm the cause,
that the defendants Mary Cornell and Par
don -. Cornell, her husband, Caroline Brad
ley. and Ralph Il. Bradley, her husband, are
not residents of the state oi West Virginia.
On motion of complainantS by their cOun-
sci, IL is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after the date Oi the first
publication OF this order ana do what may
bc necessary 10 protect their interests In
this suit. . 90 "a
Test: MICHAEL J. BREINiG. Clerk.
J. II. GOOD, Sol. for eompIainants.
The nonresident defendants named In
hcabOve publication will take notice that
the dcpOSItiOns of Thomas j. Campbell,
John A RiIZ, William Ritz and others will
bc taken nj The office of James p. Rogers on
Fourth street, in the city of Wheeling, in
the state OF West Virginia, on Friday, the
;5Oth day Of September, \. ID. 1870, between
the hours OF ; O'Clock \. VI. and d o'clock
L. NJ, Ia he read i'll evidence i'll the above
named cause on behalf Of said plaintiffs.
And ii, from any cause, the taking of said
dispositions shall not be commenced; or be-
ing commenced, shall not be completed on
that day, the taking Of the same will he adj
jUurned from time 10 time until the same
shall be- completed.
J. II. GOOD,
scpl Atty for Plaintiffs.
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The Wreath of Gems.

A new collection Of the most popular
An scconp. for the pianoforte. Price Of
each, Boards, t2J5O. Cloth, $40 Cloth, fnll
adIt. $40. Sent postpaid en- Tecept oi
1Ttce DIfSOS A co. Publishers,
n Washington Street, Boston-
uuazs 7H RrsadvSg, View York
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A large number attended the Hamil'
ton County Fair, yesterday. The cattle
display was the best ever seen at q
county fair in Ohio.
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood PCsifier and Delicious
Drink, ,HarEer'sV Vinum Eitse, or W Inc
Of Life, is free from any poisonous drugs
require a sti1nuIant. II Is a splendid appe-
tizer and tonic, and the finest thing in the
world for purifying the blood. IL Is the
most pleasant and delicious article ever
offered to the public, far superior 10 brandy,
whisky, wine, bitters, or any other article.
II is more healthy, and cheaper. Both male
and female, young or old, can take the
Wine ofLiIe. ItiSy IN fact, "a lie preServer.
Those whowish 70 enjoy good health and Il
free flow OF lively spirits, win do well To
take the Wine Of Life. 1t Is different from
anything ever ever before In use. II is sold
by druggists; also at all respectable saloons.
Price one Dollar, in quart bottles.
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EMM ENAcocUE.
For ladies.

LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO., Agents for
Warmers Remedies and Wholesale Drug
gists, No, ~ Main street, Wheeling, w. Va.
MCLAIN BROTHERS, Druggists, No. !
Washington Hall. mail
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